dan and ama. >> thank you, sandhya. >> the heat has turned deadly. santa clara county confirmed two people died this week from heat-related illness. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo live. >> reporter: the temperature here in santa clara reads 78 degrees right now. it is certainly more comfortable than it has been during the day. in fact, those daytime highs incredibly dangerous right now, ant santa clara county is doing what it can to try to bring people in out of that deadly heat. >> and two heat-related deaths confirmed in santa clara county. >> that's the emergency alert sent out by santa clara county. the victims are a 72-year-old man and an 87-year-old woman. one died in a car and was homeless. >> both individuals died of what is called hyperthermia, meaning their boldy temperature went very high. >> reporter: their elderly are among the most vulnerable. bruce southwick has multiple sclarosis. >> my symptoms -- >> reporter: bruce was taking advantage of the cooling center established at the library in san jose. >> it is cooler than outsid

well, thank you, ama, for having us here today. i began working with the urban strategies council back in 1994 while i was in philanthropy, and i had quite a bit of relationships develop with folks in the community here, so i had a bit of experience working out here before coming here. it's always, to me, representative of a very progressive, a very proud, and a very strong community out of which a lot of ideas and energy that's been started here has affected black folks all around the country. >> okay. now, actually, zahrah, in contrast, you grew up in san francisco. >> i did. >> yeah. what was your experience like growing up here, and how is the black community different now in your eyes? >> it was so wonderful growing up here, i mean, for all kinds of reasons, but one of the things i remember the most is how diverse it was, you know, and it was true to the terminology of being a melting pot. i mean, other than maybe new york or a few other cities, san francisco was the city for that, and it's changed a lot. i mean, you drive thr

. >> i'm ama daetz.his all comes after the supreme court announced monday the ban could partially go into effect for six muslim predominant countries. >> katie marzullo live at sfosf with the story. >> reporter: attorneys from cair and the asian law caucus will be here at sfo tomorrow morning between 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning, staying until at least 6:00 at night. they will be monitoring the implementationful the travel ban. visa applicants from syria, sudan, libya, iran and yemen plus all refugees must have a close family or business tie in the united states. qualifying relative also are a parent, spouse, child, adult son or daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law or sibling. not on the list, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, sisters in law, brothers-in law. travelers said it didn't make much sense. >> it should be all relatives, especially your grandparents because they're old and you should have the chance to visit them. >> i think it is strict in regards to extend

ama? ♪ we are the champions my friends ♪ >> warriors fans packed downtown oakland to celebrate second nba championship in just three years with parade and big rally. fans showered with blue and gold confetti throughout the route but what comes down must be picked up. live in oakland with the cleanup effort. >> reporter: yes. there is still some blue and yellow streamers left behind here on the street. some debris left. stage still partially up but crews are working late tonight to get the city looking as good as fans are feeling. cleanup can be fun when you host a huge celebration for nba champions and devoted fans. >> started at 4:00 in the morning setting up. going home about midnight. >> reporter: crew has no complaints about overtime. >> did it a couple of years ago and went okay. same setup this year. everything is good, making money for the family, i'm happy. >> reporter: left behind confetti in the street, air and inside stores. >> it was a lot worse. confetti everywhere, expect to

. >>> i'm ama daetz. the deadliest structure fire in more than a decade. >> we sent out a push alert this afternoon and broke it on live television as the d.a. announced that two people were charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for oakland's ghost ship fire. >> derrick al men a and his associate were taken into custody today. >> defendants al mena and harris knowingly created a fire trap with inadequate means of escape. they then filled that area with human beings and are now facing the consequences of their actions. >> iteam reporter dan noyes was tipped off to the arrest from neighbors who saw it happen in lake county. >> new at 6:00, we're joined from spheuperior court. >> dan andama. they had a hard time finding a place to settle. they came 140 miles from from the site of the ghost ship tragedy. 47-year-old derrick al min a fought returning to the county to face the manslaughter counts that could get him 39 years in prison in connection with the ghost ship fire. >> an arrest warrant for

dan and ama. >> kristen, thanks so much. >>> time to check on our weather.ou can see some of the marine layer there. >> spencer is tracking it for us. >> there's a bit of hazy fog coming in. we might get rainfall, well showers. our chances are zero for the next few days. tuesday and wednesday. but thursday, a 70% chance of light rain or showers here in the bay area tapering off to -- i should say dropping off to zero for the remainder of the week. after that, it will be typical june weather again. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have sunny skies as i mentioned. just a little hazy hit of fog developing along the coast. as we can see looking northward, it's currently 61 degrees at -- 71 at san jose. gilroy at 79 and 57 at half moon bay. check out this view from the east bay hills camera. nice and bright there. it is 79 degrees in santa rosa and napa. novato, 77. mid-80s at fairfield and concord. 82 at livermore. here's our view from the roof at abc 7 looking out over the bay. these are our forecast features. coastal fog expanding tonight. mostly sunny and

. >> i'm ama daetz. homes were save willed but properties billy ray damaged.es came closest to homes off north capitol avenue. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo there with the developing story. >> reporter: matt, ama, this is what is left, a blackened field that was about five acres of open space that burned. neighbors that live across the street from this didn't wait for firefighters to arrive. they became firefighters. >> we all got into action. >> reporter: karen abad said her husband was in the garage when he saw the smoke and flames. he called to her and she called 911, but they didn't stop there. >> we all grabbed hoses for our neighbors that weren't home, we called them to tell them to come home and we all just grabbed each others hoses. >> reporter: this fought back the flames until san jose firefighters arrived. >> i hoped nobody's home would burn and that the wind kept shifting so you never knew where it was going. >> reporter: the fire department did not evacuate homes but gave the wildlife center of silicon valley a mandatory order. >> we lit

. >> i'm ama daetz. this all comes after the supreme court announced monday the ban could partially go into effect for six muslim predominant countries. >> katie marzullo live at sfo with the story. >> reporter: attorneys from cair and the asian law caucus will be here at sfo tomorrow morning between 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning, staying until at least 6:00 at night. they will be monitoring the implementationful the travel ban. visa applicants from syria, sudan, libya, iran and yemen plus all refugees must have a close family or business tie in the united states. qualifying relative also are a parent, spouse, child, adult son or daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law or sibling. not on the list, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, sisters in law, brothers-in law. travelers said it didn't make much sense. >> it should be all relatives, especially your grandparents because they're old and you should have the chance to visit them. >> i think it is strict in regards to extend

. >> i'm ama daetz. homes were save willed but properties billy ray damaged.closest to homes off north capitol avenue. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo there with the developing story. >> reporter: matt, ama, this is what is left, a blackened field that was about five acres of open space that burned. neighbors that live across the street from this didn't wait for firefighters to arrive. they became firefighters. >> we all got into action. >> reporter: karen abad said her husband was in the garage when he saw the smoke and flames. he called to her and she called 911, but they didn't stop there. >> we all grabbed hoses for our neighbors that weren't home, we called them to tell them to come home and we all just grabbed each others hoses. >> reporter: this fought back the flames until san jose firefighters arrived. >> i hoped nobody's home would burn and that the wind kept shifting so you never knew where it was going. >> reporter: the fire department did not evacuate homes but gave the wildlife center of silicon valley a mandatory order. >> we literally t

. >> and i'm ama daetz. a murder investigation is unfolding in what's considered one of san francisco's safest neighborhoods. >> it happened in front of the da vinci villa hotel on vanness avenue. police say the victim is a 33-year-old man from australia. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has new details on the case. >> we just came down and there were cops everywhere. >> reporter: tourist louise lund spent her first ney in san francisco watching a crime scene unfold in front of her russian hill hotel. police say an australian tourist was killed outside early friday. at first she wasn't allowed to leave. >> how do we get out of this hotel and the police were like why do you want to go out? so because everybody's kind of like a suspect i think. >> scary, yes. >> reporter: the karshut family visiting from france woke sometime after 2:00 a.m. to the sound of police banging on the door of their room at the da vinci villa hotel. officers said they were looking for suspects. >> in the room. to check the crimi

ama? thank you. >>> tioga pass in yosemite national park is still closed right now. the pictures from cal trans show you why. there's still a lot of snow, and melting snow is causing water to run over the road in multiple locations. there's no anticipated opening date at this point at least. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma is in for spencer today checking on our weather. >> enjoy the cool pattern for the next couple of days. by the weekend, warmer air will arrive. enjoy this break from the heat while we have it. live doppler 7 showing you a really gorgeous picture out there. the fog well away from the coast. live doppler 7 giving you the active scan right now. it is coming up dry. beautiful as could be, not a cloud from the vantage point. baby blue skies soaked in sunshine. just one of those gorgeous summer afternoons we have across the region. out there right now, active breeze coming off of the ocean water is keeping our temperatures on the cool side. especially right along the im

ama? ♪ we are the champions my friends ♪ >> warriors fans packed downtown oakland to celebrate second nba championship in just three years with parade and big rally. fans showered with blue and gold confetti throughout the route but what comes down must be picked up. live in oakland with the cleanup effort. >> reporter: yes. there is still some blue and yellow streamers left behind here on the street. some debris left. stage still partially up but crews are working late tonight to get the city looking as good as fans are feeling. cleanup can be fun when you host a huge celebration for nba champions and devoted fans. >> started at 4:00 in the morning setting up. going home about midnight. >> reporter: crew has no complaints about overtime. >> did it a couple of years ago and went okay. same setup this year. everything is good, making money for the family, i'm happy. >> reporter: left behind confetti in the street, air and inside stores. >> it was a lot worse. confetti everywhere, expect to

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. thanks for joining us.st man standing" is recorded in front of a live studio audience. all right. where'd that one go? if you look down, you'll see that you've missed it. okay. i got this. do i have to yell "fore"? that's only if you don't want to hit someone on a golf course. fore! man: hey! yeah, who's hitting golf balls out here?! run! go! get in the house! get in the house!

thanks for joining us, ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley.onnecter is still closed 12 hours after the big rig turned. >> happened just after 11:00 in san lorenzo. get to katie marzullo, live live seen. >> reporter: still closed. i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a look at work happening right now. cleanup efforts, fire and law enforcement officials tell us it can't be rushed, it's just too dangerous. hazmat crews continued cleanup effort well into the night. until finished, connecter stays closed. >> holding this off until complete. could be 11:30, going into early morning. >> reporter: overturned on the transation to 238, carryin carrn 18 totes of aceticcetic >> also known as vinegar. >> but nothing like the vinegar from the store. >> in this concentration it's flammable, that's unique risk. it's corrosive and toxic. >> reporter: resident was worried. >> had baseball practice with the boys off the interstate, concerned about whether it was safe for them to be outside of a hazmat area. >> reporter: officials say the public was n

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, rick, all of us here at

thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. this water warning, people to avoid drinking tap water in the sunshine gardens lonny? >> broken and notice. do not drink notices for 1,000 people in south san francisco. residents pulled into this water bottle pick-up station off chestnut avenue in south san francisco, not exactly the friday they planned but families need drinking water. >> i'm taking two for now. >> residents learned by e-mail about a breach at smaller water tank on in hill side in sunshine guards. >> i thought it was saver than that. >> water officials say vandals broke a lock and sprayed graffiti. >> big red j.m. we don't know what it means. the police department is investigating right now. >> preliminary testing doesn't show contamination. as precaution flushed out thousands of gallons of water from the tank and asking customers not to drink the water for now. >> hoping to hear it's n n now leery. >> we've gone through the water drought before, we can manage this. >> final test results will be back saturday aftern

thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. many people in the 120-unit building were still asleep. emergency evacuations forced residents to run for their lives, some with no items, even clothing. reported people trapped inside, including screaming for help and waving phones but don't have equipment to reach the upper levels. >> loved ones have received calls from people inside with goodbyes. shut down the streets around. if building collapses could cause much more damage. 30 people taken to hospitals. not yet been inside to search for survivors. building burned more than two decades ago but nothing like this. >> could see from garden. left-hand side piece there. couple of floors and over the hours it spread and it's gone around the left of the building as well. and i can't blest way it's gone up so quick. >> bbc reports action group in the neighborhood had claimed the building was a fire risk. several people who escaped said didn't hear any fire alarms. live look. wednesday morning in london, smoke still pouring from all side

groups like aarp, groups like the american cancer society, groups like the ama. these are not very political and they're usually reluctant to take a strong position but this bill was so bad from their constituency that they fought it complacency is not something that we can countenance. we have to continue letting people know how bad this is and despite the fact that they have an amazing message machine and so many people in america through some of their messaging devices think russia didn't try to influence our elections. on this issue it has sunk through. when only 17 or 16% of americans support trumpcare they are really getting the message. we are going to keep doing that. we will work with anyone on health care. the message to the president as we are willing to work with you on a bipartisan way but not if the bill's core is tax cuts for the very wealthy and cuts in medicaid that herd average working families. make it better, absolutely. to simply cut nursing home care, opioid treatment, fighting cancer disease so you can give a tax cut to the rich. that's not

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm erik thomas in for dan ashley. police arrested that motorcycle rider last week after a case of road rage that quickly escalated. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard is live in orinda with the story. >> reporter: that incident happened here on highway 24, but police believe reckless behavior by this motorcycle rider has been happening for quite sometime. have you seen this bright green kawasaki motorcycle with gold rims? police say many riders have. he's suspected of damaging cars twice last week. >> with 15 seconds i could ted it was probably our suspect. >> reporter: they spotted the rider last thursday on highway 24. high-resolution cameras caught him smashing the side mirror of an suv as he passes. >> within a few minutes he was doing things, hitting the mirrors and making rude gestures to people. >> reporter: police say the rider kept going, popping wheelies and reaching speeds of 100 miles per hour. the chp plane kept up, following the man to his house in antioch. >> he had been riding for 30 minutes in a

i'm ama dates. president trump says he will announce tomorrow if the u.s. will remain part of the paris climate agreement fighting climate change. >> he sent out this between saying he will announce his decision on the paris accord thursday at 3:00 in the white house rose garden. >> that's noon our time. abc's white house correspondent has more. >> reporter: president trump today said he is close to making that much-anticipated decision. >> on the paris climate accord. >> very close. very soon. >> any reports now. >> you are going to find out very soon. >> reporter: behind the scenes sources tell abc news the president is likely to pull out of the land mark deal. inside the white house, feverish last-minute negotiations on both sides. chief strategist steve bannon pushing for withdrawal alone with 22 republican senators. daughter ivanka pushing to stay in the deal. big name's like apple's tim cook and tesla's elon musk lobbying too, musk threatening to resign from white house advisory councils if he

the ama had this to say. the ama strongly opposes medicaid spending caps.ns with a formula not covering needed care for vulnerable patients. from the aarp calling on senators to reject the bill. the senate bill would hit millions of americans with higher costs and result in less coverage for them. aarp adamantly opposed to the age tax which would allow insurance companies to charge older americans five times more for coverage than everyone else. now reaction to these statements came fast and furious yesterday with some responses so quick, you had to ask yourself, did they have time to actually read the bill. let me give you an example explaining. 142 pages in the bill, to tell the truth. for example, at 12:48 p.m. east coast time the american medical college association made public its comment in the bill in this tweet you're looking at you now. that was two hours before the senate went public with the bill, which leaves the question, how much time did they have to actually look at this? and was there analysis informed guesswork? we're probably never going

. >> i'm ama daetz. except for a business. >> willow and vine street south of san jose. >> david is live with the details. >> reporter: ama and dan, residents are on edge because there is no known suspect responsible for these fires. you can see from this grocery store the fires are happening overnight when residents are asleep and vulnerable. willow is a street lined by small shops started by immigrants to support their families. merchants and residents are very worried. >> you're scared because you never come in the beginning and you don't know what's going on here. >> reporter: of the six fires the worst happened at patron grocery and liquor at willow and vine and started in a storage building and two interior buildings were damaged. other fires targeted dumpsters or construction debris waiting to be hauled away. all happened within a 1 mile area. >> all the fires are under investigation with our

. >> and i'm ama daetz. other news. >> uber ceo travis kalanick is taking indefinite leave of absence as company takes steps to improve its culture and "new york times" says a board member resigned. obtained a leaked memo between members. >> there's a lot of data that shows when there is one woman on the board it's much more likely will be a second woman on the board. >> actually shows it's much likely to be more talking. >> come on david. don't worry. david will have a lot of talking to do as well. >> apologized earlier for what he called disrespectful comment but "new york times" says he has resigned from the board. all happened same day former u.s. attorney general eric holder released report on the company's culture. tiffany wilson with the story. >> reporter: after months of investigating uber's culture former u.s. attorney general eric holder released the report. travis kalanick was not in the meeting. >> let us address the elephant in the room. where is the travis? >> reporter: sent company e-mail say

reportero: distintas amas de hogar se concentraron frente al congreso en busca de nuevos derechos. >> sindicales aseguran que se mantendrÁn expectantes para que se cumpla lo acordado. ♪ presentadora: llegÓ la hora de enterarnos como estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo. pasamos con nuestro meteorÓlogo, eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo rodrÍguez: el tiempo ha estado bastante calmo al norte. y al oeste tremendas tormentas, parte de la actividad de su vida podrÍa alcanzar nuestra zona en unas horas. seguimos con temperaturas normales para esta fecha. el rÉcord es de 100 grados en 1991. entre 78 y 80 grados para casi todo el norte de new yersey. la mÁxima en nueva york de 68. sin embargo, hacia el sur las temperaturas han estado prÁcticamente igual que ayer. hacia el norte, la situaciÓn mucho mÁs fresca. la posibilidad de lluvias estÁ en camino. para el resto del paÍs, hemos tenido tiempo severos. mÁs de 200 reportes de daÑos por los grandes vientos. 127 reportes de granizo. seguimos vigilando la zona del golfo de mÉxico, esto hacer en los prÓximos dÍas. anticipan que ya esa formaciÓn podrÍa esta

recibir terapia no significa que la pareja no se ama, sino porque se aman, se busca la terapia.ida su mente, cuida su vida. beatriz: en el dÍa del padre le deseamos muchÍsimas felicidades a todos los papÁs en todos los hogares. vean las imÁgenes que nos enviaron. muchos aprovecharon para agradecer a los progenitores y sus familias por todo el cariÑo y apoyo que han recibido y dado a travÉs de los aÑos. vemos las fotos, mucha alegrÍa. escuchemos lo que decÍan mÁs temprano. >> feliz dÍa del padre, que lo quiero mucho, y gracias por todos los de los ejemplos que nos ha dado. nos ha inculcado trabajar y salir adelante. >> me cantaron las maÑanitas y mi porra. >> le dirÍa que lo quiero mucho y que me enseÑÓ a trabajar. beatriz: muchos elevaron plegarias por sus padres y por sus seres queridos, recordando la importancia de vivir con alegrÍa y esfuerzo cada día de la vida. felicidades a todos ellos. en seguida en noticias univisiÓn 14 le contamos sobre la nueva tragedia que se vive en londres. elena: queridos amigos, fue un dÍa bien caluroso en nuestra regiÓn, pero maÑana continuaremos

hay alguien que los quiere y que los ama. >> ellas no se han olvidado la presencia de dios y reconocen: la batalla serÁ ardua. nosotros lo hacemos con gusto para ser beneficiados. reportera: jÓvenes beneficiarios de daca tambiÉn participaron. >> necesitamos un cambio corazÓn antes de un cambio de ley. reporter durante los Últimos dos aÑos se realizÓ la caminata de manera particular. como pueden ver la colaboraciÓn fue exitosa. beatriz: pasamos a colombia donde tres mujeres murieron y nueve resultaron heridas tras una devastadora explosiÓn en el baÑo de damas. el dispositivo estaba en un inodoro del segundo piso centro comercial. cuando manuel santos dice que encontraran a los responsables. juan manuel: es un acto reprochable y no vamos a descansar hasta dar con el paradero de los responsables. beatriz: los operadores del nueve uno uno reciben cientos de llamadas cada dÍa. cada una de ellas es un desafÍo con emergencias diversas y muchas vidas en peligro. casi el 10% de las llamadas son un error. tenemos los detalles. reportero: muy buenas tardes, el centro recibe 50,000 llamadas al mes

. >> i'm ama daetz. most of the fires were outdoors except for a business. >> willow and vine street south of san jose. >> david is live with the details. >> reporter: ama and dan, residents are on edge because there is no known suspect responsible for these fires. you can see from this grocery store the fires are happening overnight when residents are asleep and vulnerable. willow is a street lined by small shops started by immigrants to support their families. merchants and residents are very worried. >> you're scared because you never come in the beginning and you don't know what's going on here. >> reporter: of the six fires the worst happened at patron grocery and liquor at willow and vine and started in a storage building and two interior buildings were damaged. other fires targeted dumpsters or construction debris waiting to be hauled away. all happened within a 1 mile area. >> all the fires are under investigation with our arson unit and haven't made a determination at this point. they're still u

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama this is "jeopardy!"welcome today's contestants -- a claims adjudicator from westerville, ohio... a business development manager from norwalk, connecticut... and our returning champion, a lawyer from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. bala, as you just heard, is a good champion. $33,000. didn't happen by accident. scott and sarah, you've got your work cut out for you. but good luck to all three. here we go into the jeopardy! round. one daily double. we're looking for it in one of these categories. first off... not "time." uh-oh. watch out. the country where the language is primarily spoken. followed by... and... or as we would say in canada, "the tv, eh?" [ laughter ] "a" in quotation marks. bala. i'll have tim flies, $200. bala. what is "wings"? yes. i'll have tim flies for $1,000. bala. what is the european space administration? no. scott. what i

thanks for joining us, ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight a connecter is still closed 12 hours after the big rig turned. >> happened just after 11:00 in san lorenzo. get to katie marzullo, live at seen. >> reporter: still closed. i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a look at work happening right now. cleanup efforts, fire and law enforcement officials tell us it can't be rushed, it's just too dangerous. hazmat crews continued cleanup effort well into the night. until finished, connecter stays closed. >> holding this off until complete. could be 11:30, going into early morning. >> reporter: overturned on the transation to 238, carrying 18 totes of acetic acid. >> also known as vinegar. >> but nothing like the vinegar from the store. >> in this concentration it's flammable, that's unique risk. it's corrosive and toxic. >> reporter: resident was worried. >> had baseball practice with the boys off the interstate, concerned about whether it was safe for them to be outside of a hazmat area. >> reporter: officials say the public

. >> esperamos un apoyo para la ama de casa...an sido seÑalados de romper la ley . verÁ cadenas, fue grabada recibiendo dinero supuestamente para Él . se asegurÓ en conferencia de prensa que varios candidatos dan dinero por beneficios. el candidato del presidente enrique peÑa nieto, lo acompaÑaron 40,000 personas a su cierre de campaÑa. delfina gÓmez, tendrÁ su Último mitin en unas horas. >> vamos a echarle ganas nosotros... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: en nuestra ventana al mundo, la explosiÓn de un carro bomba dejÓ al menos 100 muertos y mÁs de 470 heridos en un barrio diplomÁtico de kabul. las autoridades no dirÁn detalles del mortÍfero atentado. segÚn un vocero del ministerio de sanidad, la mayorÍa las víctimas eran civiles, incluyendo mujeres y niÑos. hasta el momento, los talibanes han negado su participaciÓn. jorge: la presiÓn generada por una caÑerÍa rota, provocÓ este estallido. >> la primera cumbre latina, busca proteger a los emigrantes indocumentados, frente a las medidas implementadas por el presidente donald trump . en venezuela,

dan, ama, back to you. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on channel 13.oming up the old bay bridge vanishing before our eyes. imploding lee of the last remaining piers at 9:00. >> the search to find this woman last seen in the east bay and why police are in a rush to find her. ba back-to-back episodes of shark tank followed by 20/20 and jimmy kimmel live's guests include the band u2. >> final youly tonight a few thoughts about what matters. the main thing is to make sure you keep the main thing the main thing. what's making national news is anything but. the flak between president trump and kathy griffin. griffin clearly crossing the line holding up a fake bloodied trump head. cnn fired her immediately from her new year's eve gig and some of her stand-up shows are being canceled. president trump and his family joined the chorus of criticism. flanked by an attorney griffin came out swinging calling the trumps bullies, trying to ruin her career vowing to make even more fun of the president now. it's a shrewd pivot for her and clever move for him both castin

dan, ama, back to you. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on channel 13. bay bridge vanishing before our eyes. imploding lee of the last remaining piers at 9:00. >> the search to find this woman last seen in the east bay and why police are in a rush to find her. ba back-to-back episodes of shark tank followed by 20/20 and jimmy kimmel live's guests include the band u2. >> final youly tonight a few thoughts about what matters. the main thing is to make sure you keep the main thing the main thing. what's making national news is anything but. the flak between president trump and kathy griffin. griffin clearly crossing the line holding up a fake bloodied trump head. cnn fired her immediately from her new year's eve gig and some of her stand-up shows are being canceled. president trump and his family joined the chorus of criticism. flanked by an attorney griffin came out swinging calling the trumps bullies, trying to ruin her career vowing to make even more fun of the president now. it's a shrewd pivot for her and clever move for him both casting themselves as

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. >> and i'm ama daetz, other top story, 14-year-old boy shot and killed by friend with pellet gun. marcos garcia, cornell is live in antioch. >> reporter: the terrible accident happened in a house on this street. teens playing with a pellet gun when it all went wrong. graduation ceremonies at deer valley high school for the class of 2017 where friends say marcos garcia attended as freshman. >> accident like that, never know. didn't think a bb gun would actually kill him. >> reporter: in shock after hearing about his friend. police say he was shot in chest by a friend when playing in this house. >> tragic. >> reporter: neighbor tried to help. >> ran inside and saw marcos laying on the ground and unconscious. i didn't know how long he wasn't breathing. >> reporter: died later at hospital. >> i heard the kids were playing with pellet gun. very tragic. saddened by this. >> reporter: neighborhood stunned by incident. chaz meyer doesn't know who owned the pellet gun. for now focused on remembering his friend. >> good soccer player, funny. everything. >> reporter: no arrest was made, auth

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thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. many people in the 120-unit building were still asleep. emergency evacuations forced residents to run for their lives, some with no items, even clothing. reported people trapped inside, including screaming for help and waving phones but don't have equipment to reach the upper levels. >> loved ones received calls from people inside with goodbyes. shut down the streets around. if building collapses could cause much more damage. 30 people taken to hospitals. not yet been inside to search for survivors. building burned more than two decades ago but nothing like this. >> could see from garden. left-hand side piece there. couple of floors and over the hours it spread and it's gone around the left of the building as well. and i can't blest way it's gone up so quick. >> bbc reports action group in the neighborhood had claimed the building was a fire risk. several people who escaped said didn't hear any fire alarms. live look. wednesday morning in london, smoke still pouring from all sides, fa

director del fbi testificÓ que el presidente trump no presionÓ para que dejara de investigar a los rusos y amann y acusÓ a la casa blanca de mentir e difamarlo. un hombre fue arrestado por orinar en un restaurante en texas. el gobierno venezolano y la oposiciÓn vuelven a culparse de la muerte de otro joven manifestante en una protesta violenta. crear un time de telÉfono con una canciÓn que aconseja a los indocumentados lo que deben hacer si la migra los arresta. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas, ♪ marÍa elena: el ex director del fbi james comey centrÓ la atenciÓn en el presidente trump indicando que lo presionÓ para que desistiera de la investigaciÓn los vÍnculos entre maicol flynn y los rusos y tambiÉn a cossio no -acusÓ a los funcionarios de la casa blanca de mentirosos . trump en aquel momento le dijo que no era objeto de sus [hablan en inglÉs] reportera: el expresidente, james comey, llamÓ mentiroso al hombre mÁs poderoso del mundo. [hablan en inglÉs] >>es mi juicio que me despidieron por la iinvestigaciÓn de rusia, para poder camb

. >> thanks for joining us, ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. developing news on the shooting in san francisco. four people are dead, including the gunman, identified as jimmy lam. police recovered two firearms from the scene. one an assault pistol murder weapon. not act of terror. 46-year-old michael lefiti, wayne chan 56 and benson louie of san francisco. katie marzullo. >> new information about the gunman tonight? >> reporter: i do. first i want to show you a memorial here that continues to grow for the victims of this shooting. not long ago a group came and lit these candles here. union official does say the victims in morning meeting and earlier tonight at shooter's san francisco apartment. his neighbors are shocked. >> it's too close to home. and such a tragedy. >> reporter: judy lives on 4th avenue across the street from the man identified as ups shooter, jimmy lam. >> he seemed normal, not like irritated or agitated. >> reporter: neighbors didn't know lam by name but stood outs but of ups uniform. smoking cigarettes, talking on the phone

. >> and i'm ama daetz, other top story, 14-year-old boy shot and killed by friend with pellet gun.cos garcia, cornell is live in antioch. >> reporter: the terrible accident happened in a house on this street. teens playing with a pellet gun when it all went wrong. graduation ceremonies at deer valley high school for the class of 2017 where friends say marcos garcia attended as freshman. >> accident like that, never know. didn't think a bb gun would actually kill him. >> reporter: in shock after hearing about his friend. police say he was shot in chest by a friend when playing in this house. >> tragic. >> reporter: neighbor tried to help. >> ran inside and saw marcos laying on the ground and unconscious. i didn't know how long he wasn't breathing. >> reporter: died later at hospital. >> i heard the kids were playing with pellet gun. very tragic. saddened by this. >> reporter: neighborhood stunned by incident. chaz meyer doesn't know who owned the pellet gun. for now focused on remembering his friend. >> good soccer player, funny. everything. >> reporter: no arrest was made, authorit

>> reporter: matt, ama, i'm standing near the homes behind me so you can feel how close this fire was to all these homes. my photographer is going to turn around here and show you just how close the flames burned in this direction towards the homes. you can see crews still here on the scene, going around putting out hot spots. we've been watching them in the last few minutes, break down larger branches of the trees that are smoldering at the base. the fire department said this fire is not contained, but crews have been able to stop the forward progression of the fire. and they're not calling out any more crews. at this point, they don't have an estimate on the acreage, and that's in part due to the fact that the area is densely populated. but despite that, they tell me no homes had to be evacuated. although we do know from watching sky 7 hd and from me talking with homeowners here on the ground, that people grabbed their garden hoses and did everything they could to help before fire crews first arrived on the scene. so they grabbed those garden hoses, ran across the street, alerted al

ama, i don't know what you thought about it. but are you fired up? >> i'm concerned about all of the things that happened. for me, it's very clear that where there is smoke, there i fire. the fact that he would make very specific request to have everybody else leave the office so that he would be alone with comey. for me, it speaks volumes about his intentions and, more importantly, where his heart is. he was trying to clear all of that up and stop the investigation from happening. it cost him his job. i think all of us need to be concerned about what kind of message that sends to the rest of the country and also to the rest of law enforcement, that the top dog, if you will, the president of the u.s., could strong arm even the fbi director is a huge, huge flag for all of us to really think about and it's something we should all be concerned about. >> reporter: and in talking to other people, some others were saying to me, what's the big deal? if there was a local police investigation, should all of us need to know about all of those details? and one

i'm ama daetz. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> i'm incensed. same exact story that happened eight years ago. >> a swim coach arrested for a child molestation in san jose. parents say he could have been stopped a long time ago. >>> algae chokes a popular bay area lake. >> can't let them drink the water. it's a real dangeros situation. >>> and the big picture on a small fire. the damage is contained, but only after a lot of firefighters jumped in. >> the key with a fire like this is to hit it hard and early, fast. >>> good evening, i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> and ooims kristen sze. south bay parents and possibly police were left in the tark for months about a possible child molester. >> timothy nguyen has been fired for sending explicit text messages to teen members. he was arrested last week. >> abc7 news reporter david louis has new details live in san jose. >> reporter: kristen and eric, timothy nguyen has been an assistant coach at san jose's pioneer high school for the past three years. but he was released from that job after his a